Intermatic’s Electronic In-Wall Timers

Intermatic Incorporated

 

June 25, 2018

STW700W

Heavy-Duty 7-Day Programmable WI-FI Timer

The Ascend Smart In-Wall Timer is a Wi-Fi enabled, 7-Day Programmable Timer. Using the Intermatic Ascend app, contractors can set up and schedule in a matter of minutes without a Wi-Fi connection. Homeowners and business owners will enjoy tech-forward features of Wi-Fi, remote access and voice integration. Additionally, the Ascend Smart In-Wall Timer offers flexibility of setup, scheduling and modification at the timer through its large LCD display or via the mobile app. Neutral required.

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